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High-interest savings accounts pay much better interest rates than chequing accounts and regular savings accounts. Here’s what you can do with a HISA.
Many Canadians rely on their savings accounts and chequing accounts for day-to-day banking, but if you want to grow your money while saving towards a financial goal, consider opening a high-interest savings account (HISA). In this short video, we explain the benefits and uses of a HISA.
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